DIY Open Source MIDI Keyboard

June 9, 2007

If you are musically inclined this Open Source MIDI Keyboard hack might be something that you would be interested in. Using this system you could start with an inexpensive keyboard as demonstrated or use anything else that you see fit.

“This project details the steps to build your own Open Source (musical) keyboard which connects to a computer via USB and sends MIDI signals. This is achieved using an AN2131 development board. The AN2131 is now discontinued, so development boards can be bought cheaply on eBay. Alternatively you could use another USB microcontroller, if you are able to port the firmware. You could also hack any EZ-USB based device, of which there are many.”

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4 Responses to “DIY Open Source MIDI Keyboard”

joebob Says:
June 9th, 2007
“inexpensive keyboard” I rember when they were like $300.
Haseeb Anjum Says:
June 9th, 2007
can’t get around to play those things! or any musical instrument!
Joven Says:
June 10th, 2007
Heh. I just droped $75 on a usb keystation
about 2 days ago.
Hexypoo Says:
June 11th, 2007
Nifty